Ekathotsarot 1560 – 1610

Biography

Ekathotsarot was born on January 1, 1560, within the walls of Chan Royal Palace, destined to rule one of Southeast Asia’s most powerful kingdoms. He came of age during a period when Ayutthaya stood as a major regional power, and he would devote his life to the responsibilities of kingship in this thriving capital city.

During his fifty years of life, Ekathotsarot served as king of Ayutthaya, carrying the weight of governance, diplomatic relations, and spiritual leadership that the throne demanded. His reign encompassed both the privileges and profound duties inherent to royal life in the ancient Siamese kingdom.

Ekathotsarot passed away on January 1, 1610, at Phra Ratchawang Boran. His death marked the end of a life spent in service to his kingdom and people, leaving behind a legacy as a ruler of Ayutthaya during a significant era in Thai history.